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Amphipoda source details
Karaman, G. S. (2012). 260. Contribution to the knowledge of the Amphipoda. Further studies on genus Niphargus Schiödte, 1849 (Fam. Niphargidae) from the near east. Agriculture & Forestry. 55(9)(1-4): 49-74.
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Karaman, G. S.
2012
260. Contribution to the knowledge of the Amphipoda. Further studies on genus Niphargus Schiödte, 1849 (Fam. Niphargidae) from the near east
Agriculture & Forestry
55(9)(1-4): 49-74
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Niphargus nadarini favitor Karaman, 2012 (original description)
Niphargus nadarini iraquensis Karaman, 2012 (original description) Niphargus nadarini nadarini Alouf, 1972 represented as Niphargus nadarini Alouf, 1972 (basis of record) Niphargus tauri afioni Karaman, 2012 (original description)
Iraq for Niphargus nadarini iraquensis Karaman, 2012
Iraq for Niphargus nadarini iraquensis Karaman, 2012 Israel for Niphargus nadarini nadarini Alouf, 1972 Lebanon for Niphargus altagahizi Alouf, 1973 Lebanon for Niphargus nadarini nadarini Alouf, 1972 Syria for Niphargus nadarini favitor Karaman, 2012 Turkey for Niphargus tauri afioni Karaman, 2012
Holotype Private Karaman`s Collection in Podgorica, Crna Gora [S-7119], geounit Syria, identified as Niphargus nadarini favitor Karaman, 2012
Holotype Private Karaman`s Collection in Podgorica, Crna Gora [S-7120], geounit Turkey, identified as Niphargus tauri afioni Karaman, 2012 Holotype Private Karaman`s Collection in Podgorica, Crna Gora.(S-4216), geounit Iraq, identified as Niphargus nadarini iraquensis Karaman, 2012 Distribution Various localities in Israel and Lebanon [Mediterranean Sea drainage system and Read Sea drainage system]. [details] Etymology The name “favitor” arrives from the Latin word “favitor“, adequate word “protector, true friend” in English. [details] Etymology This species is named in reference to the region of Iraq, where this taxon was collected. [details] Etymology This species is named in reference to the region of Afion ion Turkey, as to where this taxon was collected. [details] |